I believe I've read that fanfic.
Overlaying them gives nothing. Either there is another piece or they are from different messages.So are we supposed to match these together to form an actual sentence or something, cause I found a couple of these (both on 00:15)
Guys there is an actual theory in the OP with actual hints from the song.
You know if anyone wanted to actually read it lol
TL;DR V is Lady's son.
From the music video: (which Itsuno said will have teases for V)
"I have no name"
Devil May Cry 3, mission 8:
Dante: "So, what's your name?"
Lady: "I don't have a name!"
I guess there are more pieces then (can see a W in the first pic)Overlaying them gives nothing. Either there is another piece or they are from different messages.
He's revitalized after spending time in hell not having to pay Lady child support. That's why he was so quiet and emo in DMC2.A reminder that Dante entered this trailer awhoopin' and ahollerin'. He ain't going in the sad dad trope.
I believe I wrote it.
Dante fully embracing his Oedipus complex?
Considering the DMC3 quote is not correct, perhaps you're barking up the wrong tree a little bit.
Did you have a look at the DMC3 manga, though?
There's a line in that where Vergil says "I have no name to give to you, demon."
In fact much of the plot appears to revolve around demons sealed away by Sparda who need to retrieve their lost names in order to be released.
Considering the DMC3 quote is not correct, perhaps you're barking up the wrong tree a little bit.
Did you have a look at the DMC3 manga, though?
There's a line in that where Vergil says "I have no name to give to you, demon."
In fact much of the plot appears to revolve around demons sealed away by Sparda who need to retrieve their lost names in order to be released.
That was (corrupt) Vergil:Is the mystery character the one responsible for tearing his arm off? Whoever it was had to be after Yamato
Lies.
Considering the DMC3 quote is not correct, perhaps you're barking up the wrong tree a little bit.
Did you have a look at the DMC3 manga, though?
There's a line in that where Vergil says "I have no name to give to you, demon."
In fact much of the plot appears to revolve around demons sealed away by Sparda who need to retrieve their lost names in order to be released.
Do you think Lady panicked when she had to sign for packages in the past?
Why wouldn't he be currupted?Why the fuck is he still corrupt after all... that's the biggest mystery
Do you think Lady panicked when she had to sign for packages in the past?
Why wouldn't he be currupted?
Vergil IS Nelo Angelo now, the body is screwed up.
Nice find.Considering the DMC3 quote is not correct, perhaps you're barking up the wrong tree a little bit.
Did you have a look at the DMC3 manga, though?
There's a line in that where Vergil says "I have no name to give to you, demon."
In fact much of the plot appears to revolve around demons sealed away by Sparda who need to retrieve their lost names in order to be released.
New character summons demons, demons need names to be unsealed, hmmn fact much of the plot appears to revolve around demons sealed away by Sparda who need to retrieve their lost names in order to be released.
Since names are a source of a demons power, they can be used to bargain with. Now how does this tie into "The Mysterious V"? Well it's simple.
I believe Virgil, having been defeated by Dante and at the same time freed from Mundus' control was left without a body. As a named demon as well as a Son of Sparda, he held great power. What if in order to return to his original body he made a contract with a demon, much like the theorized contracts Arkham discussed in the DMC3 Manga.
"Demon's use their names when entering a contract".
Virgil managed to find a demon and by barganing his first initial: The Letter "V" and therein giving that Demon the power to "Grant his desires". Which in this bargain would be his corporeal viscera.
"V" is using the power Virgil gave him and is taking advantage of his newfound power at the expense of a now weakened Virgil, is dead set on slaughtering human lives and returning the chaos that was prevalent before Sparda rose to stop them.
I like the way you think (especially since I'm a supporter of the "bodyjack" theory I posted earlier).
My only twist on your own theory goes like this...instead of another demon, what if Vergil made a contract with a human or artificial human (re: a homunculus) to accomplish the goal you outlined? Obviously, having to stoop to such means would be something Vergil wouldn't wantonly do, but desperate times call for desperate measures when his body is either still under the control of another, or just acting on its own in a destructive manner.
Whatever the case may be, this is a theory I can definitely support. The doll baby imagery is what makes me think it may be an artificial vessel Vergil is employing for his own usage. Since it wouldn't "have a name".
Considering the DMC3 quote is not correct, perhaps you're barking up the wrong tree a little bit.
Did you have a look at the DMC3 manga, though?
There's a line in that where Vergil says "I have no name to give to you, demon."
In fact much of the plot appears to revolve around demons sealed away by Sparda who need to retrieve their lost names in order to be released.
Right then. I'm tossing my hat into the ring for a theory. It's all thanks to ColdVergil urging me to read the manga's and making me do so. Thank you also to Kaztinka for posting his Manga pages in our chat to confirm the lore.
In Chapter 2 of the DMC3 Manga, Virgil and Arkham descend into the catacombs beneath the Temen-ni-gru to break the first seals of the tower. As they do so, Arham reveals the history of the tower.
"There is a record of in the demon sword documents of several demons who, as punishment, had their names taken from them. You see the names have been chipped away... This statue is not reality, just a representation."
So Demon's names seem to be of some importance. Good thing the Manga doesn't stop there:
Aside from Sparda hammering a giant spike into the tower so heaven and earth could not be separated again, he had the power to take away Demon's names. Arkham explains that "To take away its name is to render it powerless... A demon's name is its power... and the very fabric, the mould of the demon itself... To demon's, names are truth... and of far more consequence than some corporeal viscera."
A name to a demon is proof of their existence and holds their power. Sparda had the power to take from a demon their power, and as a result stop them from existing.
Now THIS is where it all comes together:
"There is a popular theory among some occult experts that demons use their names when entering into a contract... After all a nameless demon would have no power with which to grant out desires."
Since names are a source of a demons power, they can be used to bargain with. Now how does this tie into "The Mysterious V"? Well it's simple.
I believe Virgil, having been defeated by Dante and at the same time freed from Mundus' control was left without a body. As a named demon as well as a Son of Sparda, he held great power. What if in order to return to his original body he made a contract with a demon, much like the theorized contracts Arkham discussed in the DMC3 Manga.
"Demon's use their names when entering a contract".
Virgil managed to find a demon and by barganing his first initial: The Letter "V" and therein giving that Demon the power to "Grant his desires". Which in this bargain would be his corporeal viscera.
"V" is using the power Virgil gave him and is taking advantage of his newfound power at the expense of a now weakened Virgil. Why is he here? To help Nero and Dante? To return the chaos that reigned before Sparda stopped them? Only time will tell.
I would imagine if an artificial body was made, it would have been done by a Demon with it's new power. I'm strictly going off of the Manga lore but we won't know if Div 1 and the writing staff want to widen the scope of Demon contracts to humans as well as demons.
If V can summon demons to fight for him, what if he summoned Virgil back to the human world and Virgil left to find enough power to complete his body: In this case Yamato and the power within Nero's arm.
The whole goes deeper.
Dude you whooped every DMC lore fan on the internet, give a big pat on the back for that one.Cheers guys, and especially JumpCancel for expanding on this! Wish I had more to add, but I'm too much of a massive casual. Google-fu was what led me to that quote, not the kind of encyclopedic DMC knowledge others have amassed.